Re: Sitewide Header & Footer Includes || Trouble with Relative Paths..........

Hmmmmmm........ Sounds like a good idea, but we've got quite a few includes in our site, not to mention variable image paths (i.e. images/headers, images/groups, etc.) Seems like a lot of work to create & maintain this config file + load the references on each page. Maybe I'm just lazy, but I wonder if there is isn't a more direct way to modularize a site? I'll check out your idea in any case as I haven't come up with a better solution myself. Thanks for the feedback, --Noah "Sebastian" <sebastian@dslr.net> wrote in message news:003b01c2daa4$57ebad30$b0a13f44@level3... > What I did on my site is made a file called config.php, I then made a > variable for all the files that need to be included, example, header, > footer, leftnav, rightnav, etc.. > > My config file looks like this: > > <?php > $header ="/home/public_html/includes/header.php"; > $rightnav ="/home/public_html/includes/rightnav.php"; > $leftnav ="/home/public_html/includes/leftnav.php"; > $footer ="/home/public_html/includes/footer.php"; > // and many other include variables here.. > ?> > > Then I simply call config.php into all my pages and when I want to include a > file I just do: > > <?php > include("$header"); > > // html and stuff.... > > include("$footer"); > ?> > > my config.php has all my site includes and it allows me to dynamically > change anything throughout the site in a matter of seconds. > hope this helps. > > Sebastian - [BBR] Gaming Clan > http://www.BroadBandReports.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "CF High" <noah@newminddesign.com> > To: <php-general@lists.php.net> > Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 3:14 PM > Subject: [PHP] Sitewide Header & Footer Includes || Trouble with Relative > Paths.......... > > > > Hey All. > > > > Got a perhaps easy question here: > > > > How can I create a global header and footer include to my site pages where > I > > don't rely on absolute paths to include and image files? > > > > I'm having trouble including my header and footer .inc's within a > > multi-level directory structure -- the relative paths to images (and to > > includes within includes) are not currently accessed within the current > > directory structure. > > > > I'm assuming I'll need to prepend all image and include files with a path > > variable that I set within each page, or something along those lines? > > > > Any help much appreciated, > > > > --Confused > >